The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-06-14
EUROPEAN.

Ihs-'sA. June = ne OfSaklDg OF dyke
on IhelsS I,i7aT ~ I'D IN submerging
fifty miles of I.l....s 4.e., SzAcedine. I. i
estimated that the damage will reach elJJ0,
600. Thousands of animals are croyde,
into a small space and the people are leaving
their homes in boats. The breaking of tht
dykes was due to their defective construc
ton.
VIENNA, June 2.-The relatives of the vic
TINS of the Ring Theatre fire, which &C
Cured in Vienna four years ago, have sub
scrlbed for an immense wreath to be placed
\ on the plot IL the cemetery where the remains
of the people who lost their lives by the burn
ing of the Opera Comique in Paris are buried
LONDON, June 2.-The German steamer
Oder was wrecked on Scotia Island, in the
Indian Ocean, on May 30th. The passenger:
and most of the crew we're saved.
ROME, June 2.-ObSerUatorie Komanio an
nounces the appointment of Cardinal Rapolla
as Papal Secretary of State.
PARIS, June 2.-In the Chamber of Dep.
uties to-day Freppel moved the debate on the
/ Army Bill be postponed until next session
Premier Rouvier declined. He SAID the
! Government intended to maintain all meas
ures necessary III the interest. and for the
| honor of the country. The motion was re-
jected.
/ ROME, June 2.-The French Government
I has telegrapheG to the Vatican approving
/ the appointment OF Monsignor Rotelh as
Papai Nuncio at Paris. Aonsianor Rotelli
\ has been instructed to eudeavor TO restore
I amity between France and the Vatican.
! BERLIN, June 1.-The Noid DeRtsc4e lei
/ tlnlg announces the arrest of Cabannes. q
/ clerk, and Brueckner, superintendent Of
messengers, who have been employed in the
| Presidents Office at Strasburg. on a charge
OF treason. Cabannes admits that he has
! been III communication with the French
Intelligence Department. Another official
named Glausinger, who has Just been ar
rested, tried to commit suicide. He confesseS
that he was bribed by Cabannes to give him
secret documents from the Strasburg litho-
graphic department.
ROME, June 1.-The central crater of Mount
Etna has been erupting since Yesterday
morning. The flow is increasing in volume
Heavy clouds of smoke and masses of stones
and cinders are issuing from the crater
MUNICH, June Professor Moritz Wap-
ner, the distinguished traveller and ethnol-
ogist, brother of the noted physlologist.
Professor Rudolf Wagner, has committed
suicide. He was born in 1913.
RoME, June Ia papaI rescript has been
issued, ordering high mass and To deum to
be sung in all Catholic Churches of England
in honor of the Queens Jubilee.
BRUSSELS, May 3I.-The Chamber of Dep
uties to-day commenced the debate on the
extra military credits. The Prime Minister
said Belgian neutrality must be an armed
neutrality in order to prevent belligerent
powers from using Belgian territory.
PARIS MaS 30.-At a meeting of the
Cabinet, General Saussier announced his
intention of withdrawing the Military bill.
His colleagues opposed such action on the
ground that it would be inconsistent with
the dignity of the country, but General
Saussier insisted on Withdrawing the bill
and was obliged to surrender the War Port
folio. A meeting of the Ministers was held
to-day at President CREWS residence The
final completion of the Cabinet is not vet
entirely settled. NJ. Heredia has rejected
the Portfolio of Minister of Public Works,
and heuceforth this department Will be com
bIned with the Department of Commerce.
It IS reported that President Grevy, III order
to avoid certain defeat of the new Ministry
on any important issue, will close the session
of the Chamber of Deputies on June 18TH.
Ii is officially stated that President Crew
has signed the following Cabinet commis-
sions: Rouvier, Premier and Minister OF
Finance and of Posts and Ielegraphs; Fail
Heres, Interior: Flourens, Foreign Affairs
Public Instruction Mazau, Justice; General
Farron, War; Barley, Marine; Dautresme.
Put lie Works: ?. Barbe, Agriculture
The services over the remains of the vic
tins recovered from the ruins of the Opera
Comique were held to-day in the Cathedral
of Notre Dame. The edIfce was filed with
an immense throng, including many dIstin-
guished persons. Many in the crowd went
audibly. Two hundred thousand persons
lined the route to the cemetery. The process
sion was half mile long. The remains were
buried IN the cemetery at Pontln Goblet
and Berthelot delivered orations at the
graves.
PARIS, June 1-12 Midnight.-There was a I
brilliant assenblage at the military fete at
the Opera House this evening. General
Boulanger was absent. While the company
we're assembling thousands of persons gath
cred in the vicinity of the Opera House.
shouting. Resignation 7" Resignation "
g Long live Boulangerl" We will have
him +" At IL p. II. the crowd outside was
greatly increased in numbers. aud became so
turbulent that the Republican Guard. which
was held in readiness in the courtyard of the
Opera House, was ordered Ia clear the street,
which was accomplished amid load misses.
Tie crowd Teassenbled at midnight. and is
already much larger than bel, he in
dicatiUn Is 1t will be riOtVGs Gpu i9stration
when the guests depart FROM tue Opera
House. All the streets iron, Madeline and
Faubourg St. Honure to the Eiysee were
lined with soldiers. There l. slsa a | rye
force of police on duty. it l. ruruored mob
is marching To the Elysee Palace crowd
has just crossed the Palace de Labourse
shouting " Vive Boulanger.'
ST. PETERSBURG, MAY 3l.-News has beer
received at derv from Herat tina, tie Ghilzais
have defeated a Thousand OF the AmeeT's
regular troops and captured i've gus and
considerable baggage. Bharmal, comnian-
der OF the Ameer's forces, was captured and
beheaded. The inhabitants of the province
Of Herat and adjoining districts are greatly
excited over the successes of the revolted
tribes, and are said to join the Ghilzais.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 31.-Telegrams from
Merv confirm the statement that English en-
gineers are actively terrifying Herat The
AIM Of the English authorities Is enable .
garrison of 10000 men Al Herit 20 withstand
a siege of ninety. days.
LONDON, Nav pa sprcid from sIadrid
to the Standard says: The Spanish Govern
ment will consent, in July next, to declare
the reduction OF difereutial flag duties Oh
trade between Aprric, and tie West Indies
permanent. Similar Concessions will be
made to other countries having treaties with {
Spain.
ROME May 2S-The Chamber of Deputies 4